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| Re: MetaCoder XML/XSLT Code Generation Development Perspective [message #11787 is a reply to message #11637] |
Wed, 24 July 2002 02:58   |
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Originally posted by: rong.ou.verizon.net
I always thought it'd be fun (and productive) to
write the code generator using the code generator
itself. Once you've created a minimal set of
bootstraping classes, you can use the tool to
write the tool. Kinda like the idea behind eclipse.
Do you have any plans for that?
Rong
Tayo wrote:
> The MetaCoder plugin version 1.0 has just been release (
> http://metacoder.info ). Using this as a statement of direction I would like
> collaborate with other developers in producing a "State of the art" Open
> Source XML/XSLT Code Generation Development Perspective.
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> For starters,
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> Base lining
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> A frank and open discussion on Code Generation as it applies to the software
> development process
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> The Pro's and Con's of XML/XSLT based generators
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> The Pro's and Con's of MetaCoder's specific implementation
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> Moving things forward
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> What do we want to change?
>
> The incorporation of a UML type Modelling interface. On the basis that
> unless the UML construct is directly render able as code it is meaningless
> for our purposes?
>
> XML import from non-XML sources. Java source/class. Database Meta Data,
> Antlr parser for regular text documents?
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> What existing plug-ins can be tailored to improve Meta-Code development
> productivity?
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> Should there be enough support for the idea the intent would be to create an
> official sub project.
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> To that end join me and post your comments and suggestions
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>
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> Best
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> Tayo
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> P.S. Hat's off to IBM for what they have started by open sourcing eclipse.
> In my humble opinion it was an inspired decision and forms an inspiring
> foundation for developing ideas.
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| Re: MetaCoder XML/XSLT Code Generation Development Perspective [message #569971 is a reply to message #11637] |
Wed, 24 July 2002 02:58 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: rong.ou.verizon.net
I always thought it'd be fun (and productive) to
write the code generator using the code generator
itself. Once you've created a minimal set of
bootstraping classes, you can use the tool to
write the tool. Kinda like the idea behind eclipse.
Do you have any plans for that?
Rong
Tayo wrote:
> The MetaCoder plugin version 1.0 has just been release (
> http://metacoder.info ). Using this as a statement of direction I would like
> collaborate with other developers in producing a "State of the art" Open
> Source XML/XSLT Code Generation Development Perspective.
>
>
>
> For starters,
>
>
>
> Base lining
>
> A frank and open discussion on Code Generation as it applies to the software
> development process
>
> The Pro's and Con's of XML/XSLT based generators
>
> The Pro's and Con's of MetaCoder's specific implementation
>
>
>
> Moving things forward
>
> What do we want to change?
>
> The incorporation of a UML type Modelling interface. On the basis that
> unless the UML construct is directly render able as code it is meaningless
> for our purposes?
>
> XML import from non-XML sources. Java source/class. Database Meta Data,
> Antlr parser for regular text documents?
>
> What existing plug-ins can be tailored to improve Meta-Code development
> productivity?
>
>
>
> Should there be enough support for the idea the intent would be to create an
> official sub project.
>
>
>
> To that end join me and post your comments and suggestions
>
>
>
> Best
>
> Tayo
>
>
>
> P.S. Hat's off to IBM for what they have started by open sourcing eclipse.
> In my humble opinion it was an inspired decision and forms an inspiring
> foundation for developing ideas.
>
>
>
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